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Username Post: A education on Spark Plugs
busterrm 
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busterrm
Loc: Wichita Falls, Tx
Reg: 08-31-10
02-21-12 08:35 PM - Post#2193623    
    In response to fritz1990

Wire:Use something that is spiral wound. Probably best to get the ones that you have to cut and crimp in order to get a accurate length on each wire. Mine are sprial wound Taylor and they work well.
Plugs: I use the Accel Copper Core plugs and I have no problems with them whatsoever. You can also get them in the shorter header length.
==== BOB ====
If I can't smoke the tires I want more!

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